remy.leone@etu.upmc.fr
Master’s Degree in Computer Science and Research at UPMC (Sept 2011 to present)
Networks with an emphasis on security, Quality of Service, Carrier-Grade networks.
Electives : Graphs, Distributed Resilience to Attacks, Advanced Security.
Engineering degree from ENSIIE (Sept 2009 to present)
Design techniques, modeling, programming, combined with business management, economics, project management, ensuring good versatility.
Electives : Operating Systems, Local Area Networks Administration, Security, Concurrent Programming, Networks Quality of Service.
- Wireless Sensor Network
- Programmed a geolocation tool in order to provide statistical information about geographic repartition of students.
- Used free software and a free geographic licence in order to respect privacy of the users (geoDjango, PostGIS, OpenStreetMap).
Technical environment : GNU/Linux Debian, Shell, SSH, gunicorn, PostgreSQL, PostGis, HTML, CSS, javascript, Leaflet, OpenStreetMap, git, jQuery, JSON, AJAX, nginx.
- Refactored of a Fortran nuclear physics application from a Sun operating system to a Red Hat Entreprise Linux.
Technical environment : gfortran, Sun OS, Red Hat Entreprise Linux, Shell.
Programming Languages:
Python, javascript, Shell, C, C++, Java, Ocaml, Assembly,Fortran
Frameworks:
Database management systems:
Operating systems:
- Windows & MacOSX (user-mode practice)
- GNU/Linux (system administration notions, development experience)
- Contiki & cooja
Open formats:
Coding tools:
Eclipse, vim, git, Subversion
Languages:
The purpose of this association is to show how the world of scientific research works. Our target audience predominently consists of high school students to whom we offer educational activities. I was running a stand during a scientific festival giving pratical information on high technology at ENS Ulm.
I was running a stand about the new technologies in la Cité des Sciences et de l’Industrie. The Cité des Sciences et de l’Industrie is the biggest science museum in Europe. Located in Parc de la Villette in Paris, France, it is at the heart of the Cultural Center of Science, Technology and Industry (CCSTI), a center promoting science and science culture.
Scientific research in English, dealing with the computational chemistry of a Cubane molecule. This experience introduced me to foreign scientists and helped me finetune my English by giving presentations.
